Sentence examples for was rather average from inspiring English sources
The steering lacked feel and the driving experience was rather average, not coming close to matching the magic of the TT's appearance.
How she got to this spot is still something of a mystery; unlike Phelps, for instance, her physiology is rather average.
("Why can't the models just smile," cry the multitudes. Because smiling isn't chic, dear). His models were rather average-looking and a bit short — their face looked makeup-free.
Sunshine was rather below average in most areas.
The number of microRNA reads predicted by bioinformatics algorithms was rather low (average of 37) suggesting that the inability to detect and identify them by cloning and Sanger sequencing may be related to their low abundance.
The expression levels as determined by the mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) on maGSC Stra8 SScellslls was rather low (on average <50) and much lower than on RMA cells (on average >350) that were used as positive control for the staining.
Water use efficiency (WUE) was rather low on average, at 0.94 g/L for giant reed-unit and 0.66 g/L for umbrella sedge-unit.
While 2014 was technically a solar maximum year, the F10.7 solar flux during the second half of July 2014 was rather low, an average of 113 solar flux units (s.f.u).f.u
As in most of Latin America, Mexico's overall total factor productivity performance from the early 1980s through the mid-1990s was rather disappointing, with average annual growth between -1 and -2 percent.1 An understanding of the factors that hamper productivity in Mexico is crucial for the design of appropriate economic policies conducive to higher living standards.
Based on the verbal protocols, the frequency of statements classified as a rule was rather low, on average 1.6 per participant, and most of the rules concerned secondary prevention.
The volume of O2 delivered depended on the shunt flow rate and the degree of hemoglobin desaturation and was rather small, on average not exceeding 17% of the total O2 consumption.
